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Budget 2022: Full Programme of supports for Culture and Arts, Gaeltacht, and Media sectors revealed - Vimarsana News

Budget 2022: Full Programme of supports for Culture and Arts, Gaeltacht, and Media sectors revealed

Digital Ireland: News and information about the digital sectors of the Irish film, television and audio visual industry in Ireland.

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Landscape artist Grahame Sydney made a knight - Vimarsana News

Landscape artist Grahame Sydney made a knight

Distinguished Central Otago artist Grahame Sydney has been made a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to art.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Skilled migrant struggle: 'I haven't seen my daughter for over 400 days' - Vimarsana News

Skilled migrant struggle: 'I haven't seen my daughter for over 400 days'

”My daughter is 10 years old. I haven’t seen her for over 400 days. Which is 10 per cent of her life. ”You don’t want to give up because you know your family is going to be let in, but how much longer can you wait and how much does it take out of one to wait this long? We can do a year, but we can’t do another two years.” Their family sits at the nexus of both the border closure and a near-collapse of our skills-based immigration system. Not only were Dintchev’s husband and daughter stranded more than 11,000 kilometres away when the borders closed, but their residency applic...

Manaf Halbouni, Level 3 at Zilberman Gallery, Berlin, Germany on 5 Dec 2020–6 Feb 2021 - Vimarsana News

Manaf Halbouni, Level 3 at Zilberman Gallery, Berlin, Germany on 5 Dec 2020–6 Feb 2021

Level 3 by Manaf Halbouni. The opening will take place on December 5 from 12–9pm. Ultur (2020) is the sly title of a wall sculpture, a signal-red neon sign, by Manaf Halbouni. The artist has replaced the first letter with the Arabic letter 'K': كULTUR, in doing so addressing the commonalities of different language regions and traditions while at the same time being deliberately provocative. The artist may have been inspired by the xenophobic demand "Go back to your country"( ),ارجعوا الى وطنكمwhich can be read in his work Go Home (2019). The statement was initially sprayed u...

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